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Home Page: https://teamcolors.jim-nielsen.com
Team Colors for professional sports teams
Home Page: https://teamcolors.jim-nielsen.com
If no one has one I'll try converting from the PNG we have.
I understand that master was the default back when this repo was created. But to keep up with the times I think the branch name should be updated.
Good catch from @mattq (comment on issue #14)
Looks like there is indeed a new logo, though the changes are rather subtle.
It appears this is the new one. Does that sound right?
I can't find an SVG version of the newest one. You happen to know the location of one @mattq ? If not, we'll probably have to do a PNG fallback for the Vikings.
Clever page but some or most of the hex values print as white on white (from Chrome) ... oops. Love to stay and play but don't time right this second. I'll check back later.
Is there any interest in adding brazilian soccer teams? Specifically from 1st and 2nd divisions?
If you think that's relevant I would like to contribute with this.
For leagues/teams with no official colors, is there a source for the approximations?
I came across this link: http://www.glidden.com/Team-Colors and was wondering if those values would be 'better' than the current values.
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Looks like the RGB values can be extracted from the individual swatches. I'd be interested in helping out on this if there is interest.
NBA data set does not have HEX. For consistency I think it should have that. Thanks!
To make copy/pasting of team colors easier, write a little javascript that implements a "clip to copy" functionality on the HEX values.
Not sure if worth fixing @jimniels...
I've forked your project and am using a few grunt plugins to create PNG fallbacks and am experimenting with the creation of league webfonts. It's still a work in progress, but I'm getting close to decision points and your input would help.
Is this something you'd be interested in merging back into this project or should I just plan to keep those changes in a separate fork?
If you'd prefer to keep it separate, I have minified the SVGs and can contribute those back if helpful
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The Panthers logo was corrupted. Does anyone have another version of it?
Using http://www.espnfc.us/english-premier-league/23/table as reference against your data file, it seems that you are a wee bit out of date (last years teams maybe?)
Once I source some colours, I'll let you know.
Hi @jimniels,
I want to work on upgrading the repo all over. For this I want to do the following changes:
I am creating this issue to indicate that I am interested in working on this. Please let me know if this is something that you would consider merging and if you have any concerns or questions.
I think this is a cool project and should be kept up to date.
The Packers official colors are Dark Green (PMS 5535-C), Gold (PMS 1235-C) and White.
Gold (PMS 1235-C) would be #ffb81c or (websafe #ffcc33)
Dark Green (PMS 5535-C) would be #183028 or (websafe #003333)
:-)
There is a small flicker that occurs on the initial page load. This is occurring because the stylesheet is being loaded by main.js
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Moving the loading into the template itself would correct this issue.
The Washington Redskins changed their name and logo in 2020. Currently they are the Washington Commanders and the logo is a W. I believe the burgundy is slightly different but the yellow is the same.
Are joining the MLS in 2017. Here is the data I'm using but I dont have "official" colours (extracted with Tineye) and no logos:
{
"name": "Minnesota United FC",
"type": "MLS",
"internalId": "MIN",
"colours": ["#e2e3df", "#222", "#9bcce3"]
},
{
"name": "Atlanta United FC",
"type": "MLS",
"internalId": "ATL",
"colours": ["#252021", "#918254", "#7e000b"]
}
Pick the bones as you wish or ignore for now.
Hi @jimniels - first of all, what a great wee project this is. Thank you for sharing it.
I am working on my own wee single page app / project to teach myself better React. Its on a similar theme to yourself. I came across your repo as I was trying to find logos of the teams and you have a great collection (and well sourced).
I was wondering if I would be able to use them in my personal (hopefully one day, commercial) project? More than happy to credit you appropriately (I did look for a License but I couldn't see one, sorry).
Thank you Sir and keep up the good work.
Craig Robinson lists Pantone codes for all the team colors in a 2012 infographic, supposedly derived from the MLB pressbox website: http://flipflopflyin.com/flipflopflyball/gb13.html
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